Being Recognized

[Anonymous]

Have you ever been out in public and been recognized as “that webcam girl from such-and-such site”? I haven’t, but when I first started modeling, I was paranoid that the minute I stepped out the door, everyone would somehow know what I was doing. At this point, I could care less, but I was nervous about it when I was new.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never been recognized, but I don’t live in a small town. I don’t really know if the size of the town makes a difference or not, but I think you’d be more likely to be recognized if you did live in a small town with less people in it.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never been recognized, either. I think a lot of webcam models get kind of nervous about this in the beginning, especially when family members might not necessarily be supportive of the career choice.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never been recognized out in public. Honestly, I think it’s pretty rare that you would be recognized at all and if you were, I doubt your client would approach you about it, especially if either he or you are surrounded by friends/family.

[Anonymous]

I think we all get those jitters at first. But what you have to remember is that you’re getting clients from all over, so the chances of having a client in the same town as you (especially if it’s a small town) are pretty slim.

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